2891
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Source: dsi_quarterly · analyst_consensus (internal DB). DSI from quarterly filings; consensus as of collection.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) reported Q2 2026 revenue of NT$118.6B and net income after tax of NT$40.5B, delivering basic EPS of NT$1.96. Operating income and non-operating line items are not separately disclosed under Taiwan's financial holding company reporting format, which is standard practice across the sector. The implied net margin of approximately 34% reflects solid broad-based profitability across the group's banking, insurance, and wealth management subsidiaries.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) announced on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd. that the board of directors resolved to delegate authority to the President (General Manager) to negotiate both leasing agreements and commissioned construction (build-to-suit) contracts. This indicates Taiwan Life Insurance is actively pursuing real estate arrangements — either securing leased premises or commissioning new facility construction — with management now empowered to advance those negotiations. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is announcing on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance that the subsidiary will adopt a change in accounting policy effective from the start of fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China year 115). Such a policy change at a major insurance subsidiary typically signals adoption of a new accounting standard — most likely IFRS 17 (Insurance Contracts), which materially alters how insurance liabilities and profits are recognised and reported. Investors should monitor the expected restatement of comparative financials and any impact on reported equity and earnings. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance to announce that approval has been granted for an investment in Taiwan Innovation Capital Limited Partnership (provisional name), a newly established limited partnership vehicle. Insurance-company investments of this type typically require prior regulatory approval from Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission, suggesting the commitment may be material in size or scope. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings announces, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Bank Co., Ltd., that CTBC Bank has entered into an agreement to obtain a right-of-use asset over real property from Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd., also a CTBC Financial Holdings group affiliate. Under IFRS 16, the transaction creates a lease (ROU) asset and corresponding liability on CTBC Bank's balance sheet rather than constituting an outright property purchase. Full body available on MOPS; details on lease term, floor area, and consideration are not available from the subject line alone.
CTBC Financial, acting on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd., has announced an increase to the investment budget for the Qingshui District Natural Health and Tourism Recreation Park Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) project. The revision signals a larger-than-planned capital commitment by Taiwan Life to this public-private partnership infrastructure/leisure development. Investors should monitor how the expanded outlay affects Taiwan Life's investment portfolio and CTBC Financial's consolidated capital deployment. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd., disclosing that the subsidiary's board of directors has resolved to participate in domestic public investment projects in Taiwan. For investors, this signals a strategic allocation of Taiwan Life's insurance float toward domestic public-sector or infrastructure-linked investments, which may affect the subsidiary's asset-liability profile and yield outlook. Full details of the investment scope, amount, and counterparties are available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding has announced the acquisition of right-of-use assets (ROU assets under IFRS 16) from a related party, indicating the company has entered into one or more lease arrangements with a related entity and recognized the corresponding lease assets on its balance sheet. Related-party transactions of this nature are subject to regulatory disclosure requirements in Taiwan and warrant investor scrutiny regarding the terms, counterparty identity, and scale of the arrangement. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's subsidiary, CTBC Venture Capital Co., Ltd., has convened its Board of Directors to exercise shareholder-meeting authority and pass material resolutions, as permitted under Taiwan's Company Act for entities with a sole or controlling shareholder. The specific substance of the resolutions—which may include capital changes, profit distribution, or amendments to articles of incorporation—is not disclosed in the subject line alone and requires review of the full MOPS filing. Investors should monitor the announcement body for details that could affect the subsidiary's capital structure or strategic direction. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance (台灣人壽), that regulatory approval has been granted for Taiwan Life to make an investment in The Resolute Fund VII, L.P., a private limited partnership. This type of filing typically indicates the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) or relevant authority has cleared the alternative investment allocation under insurance investment regulations. The investment size, terms, and expected return have not been disclosed in the subject line; full details are available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance (台灣人壽) has received regulatory approval to invest in Bessemer Venture Partners Century Fund III Institutional A L.P., a U.S.-based institutional venture capital limited partnership. The disclosure was filed by CTBC Financial on Taiwan Life's behalf as required under TWSE material-information rules. The investment represents an alternative-asset allocation by the insurance subsidiary; full terms and committed amount are available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance (台灣人壽) has received regulatory approval to invest in Bessemer Venture Partners XIII Institutional Feeder L.P., a U.S. venture capital feeder fund. The disclosure indicates Taiwan Life is allocating a portion of its investment portfolio into an alternative asset vehicle tied to one of the oldest U.S. VC franchises. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing a supplementary announcement on behalf of its subsidiary, CTBC Securities Co., Ltd., disclosing a change to a previously reported acquisition of right-of-use assets (lease arrangements under IFRS 16) from a related party within the group. Such amendments typically reflect modifications to lease scope, duration, or pricing terms and trigger mandatory re-disclosure as a related-party transaction. Investors should monitor the full MOPS filing for the revised financial terms and the identity of the related-party lessor. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding Co., Ltd. has disclosed its self-calculated (preliminary, unaudited) net earnings for August 2026, covering the holding company and its principal subsidiaries. This monthly earnings disclosure is a Taiwan regulatory requirement and gives investors an early read on profitability trends ahead of official audited results. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's indirect U.S. banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank Corp. (USA), has disclosed the transfer of credit assets (loan receivables). Such a transaction may involve the sale or assignment of a loan portfolio to a third party and could affect the subsidiary's balance-sheet composition and risk profile. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's subsidiary, CTBC Bank (中國信託商業銀行), has acquired shares in the initial public offering of Hanmin Testing Systems Co., Ltd. (漢民測試系統股份有限公司), a Taiwan-listed semiconductor/electronics testing firm. This announcement supplements a prior disclosure filed on September 8, 2026, and reflects CTBC Bank's strategic equity participation in a domestic IPO. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing on behalf of its banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank, to disclose a transfer of credit (loan) assets. Such transactions typically involve the sale or assignment of a loan portfolio—which may include performing or non-performing loans—to a third party, and can affect the bank's balance sheet, capital ratios, and risk profile. Full body available on MOPS; investors should review for transaction size, counterparty, and asset quality details.
CTBC Financial Holdings is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Bank (中國信託商業銀行), a transfer of credit assets (授信資產轉讓). Such transactions typically involve the sale or assignment of loan portfolios — performing or non-performing — which can affect the bank's balance sheet composition, capital adequacy ratios, and asset quality metrics. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding Co. (2891) filed this disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary, CTBC Securities Co., Ltd. (中國信託綜合證券), announcing a correction to certain content within the subsidiary's Annual Report issued for the Republic of China Year 114 (2025) Shareholders' Meeting. The specific items corrected are not identified in the subject line; investors should consult the full announcement on MOPS to determine whether the revision affects financial statements, key disclosures, or other material sections. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings disclosed, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Bank (China Trust Commercial Bank), that the bank intends to acquire shares of Hanmin Test Systems Co., Ltd. through a competitive price-bidding auction as part of the company's initial public offering. In Taiwan's IPO framework, the competitive-auction tranche is a separate allocation mechanism from the public lottery subscription, in which qualified institutions submit above-floor-price bids and pay their bid price upon allocation. This represents a strategic equity investment by the banking subsidiary at the IPO stage. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is announcing on behalf of its subsidiary, CTBC Securities Co. (中國信託綜合證券), that all share subscription payments for a private placement cash capital increase have been fully collected. This signifies the completion of the funding round, expanding the subsidiary's equity base and potentially strengthening its regulatory capital position. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial's (2891) subsidiary, Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd., plans to acquire shares of Hanmin Test Systems Co., Ltd. (漢民測試系統股份有限公司) through the competitive price auction mechanism used in that company's initial public offering. This is a portfolio investment decision by the group's life insurance arm, participating as an institutional bidder in a newly listing technology firm. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) filed a material disclosure announcing its participation in an investor presentation event organized by First Securities Co. This is a routine investor relations activity in which management meets institutional or retail investors through a brokerage-hosted briefing. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial announced, on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary CTBC Bank Co., Ltd., the renewal of a cooperation agreement with Alipay Payment Technology Co., Ltd. covering Alipay payment services. The renewal sustains CTBC Bank's integration with one of the world's largest digital payment platforms, relevant to cross-border payment flows, merchant acquiring, and fintech revenue. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) has filed a material disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Asia Limited announcing the resignation of a director. Director-level changes at a regulated financial subsidiary can affect governance continuity and may signal broader strategic or personnel shifts. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance (台灣人壽), that regulatory approval has been granted for an investment in Lightspeed Platinum, L.P., a limited partnership associated with Lightspeed Venture Partners. Insurance company investments in alternative asset vehicles such as private equity or venture capital funds in Taiwan require prior regulatory authorization, making this a reportable material event. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) filed this material disclosure on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank, regarding a transfer of credit assets (loan receivables or credit-related assets). Such transfers may involve loan portfolio sales, non-performing asset disposals, or structured credit transactions that affect the bank's balance sheet, capital ratios, and asset quality metrics. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing on behalf of its Thai subsidiary, Land and Houses Securities Public Company Limited, to disclose a change in the subsidiary's chief accounting officer (會計主管). Changes in key accounting personnel are classified as material events under TWSE disclosure rules and may carry implications for the subsidiary's internal controls and financial reporting oversight. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is filing on behalf of its sub-subsidiary Taiwan Super Giant Dome Development Co., Ltd. (currently in preparatory / pre-incorporation status), disclosing the acquisition of right-of-use assets (IFRS 16 lease assets) from related parties. Related-party ROU asset transactions require regulatory disclosure under TWSE rules and may carry lease obligation implications for the consolidated balance sheet. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial, acting on behalf of its subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance, announced its intention to subscribe to a cash capital increase of RMB 500 million (approx. USD 69 million) in Junlong Life Insurance Co., Ltd. at its existing pro-rata ownership ratio, preserving Taiwan Life's stake in the China-based joint-venture insurer. The cross-border capital commitment is material given its size and foreign-investment regulatory context. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings announced, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Securities Co., the record date (基準日) for a cash capital increase. The record date determines which shareholders are eligible to participate in the new share subscription. This matters to investors as it signals an equity funding round at the securities subsidiary, which may affect CTBC Financial's consolidated capital structure and ownership stake in CTBC Securities. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Securities Co., Ltd., that the subsidiary's board of directors has resolved to subscribe to a HKD 250 million (approximately USD 32 million) cash capital increase in CTBC Asia Limited, another group subsidiary. The intra-group capital injection will bolster CTBC Asia Limited's capital base, likely to support business expansion or regulatory capital requirements in Hong Kong. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) has disclosed, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Asia Limited, that the subsidiary intends to raise HKD 250 million (approximately USD 32 million / TWD 1.03 billion) through a cash capital increase. The equity injection would strengthen CTBC Asia's capital base and may support business growth or regulatory capital requirements in Hong Kong. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) announced, on behalf of its subsidiary CTBC Bank Co., Ltd., the issuance of NT$10.4 billion in unsecured subordinated financial debentures, designated as the 150th series for ROC fiscal year 2026. This filing supplements a prior disclosure dated March 27, 2026 (ROC: 115/03/27), likely adding final pricing or settlement details. Subordinated bank bonds of this size are significant to investors as they constitute Tier 2 regulatory capital and affect the bank's capital adequacy ratios. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial announced on behalf of its subsidiary, CTBC Securities Investment Trust Co., Ltd., that the non-compete restrictions previously imposed on directors serving in the 11th-term board have been released. This is a routine governance action, typically taken when a board term concludes and the legal obligation for directors to refrain from competing business activities is formally lifted. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) is filing on behalf of its subsidiary, CTBC Securities Investment Trust Co., Ltd., to disclose that the subsidiary's Board of Directors has exercised shareholder-meeting authority to approve important resolutions. Under Taiwan's Company Act, the board of a wholly-owned subsidiary may act in lieu of a general shareholders' meeting for specified matters, which commonly include profit distribution, capital adjustments, or amendments to articles of incorporation. The specific content of the resolutions is not available from the subject line alone; full details are on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891), acting on behalf of its Thai subsidiary Land and Houses Bank Public Company Limited, has announced a board resolution approving the earnings distribution plan for the first half of fiscal year 2026 (ROC Year 115, i.e., January–June 2026). The resolution governs how the subsidiary's first-half profits will be allocated between dividends and retained earnings. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings announced on behalf of its subsidiary LH Financial Group Public Company Limited that the board has resolved a profit distribution plan for the first half of fiscal year 2026 (ROC Year 115). Earnings distribution resolutions affect dividend flows between the subsidiary and the parent, which is relevant to investors monitoring capital allocation and dividend sustainability at the group level. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial (2891) has filed a material disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary, LH Financial Group Public Company Limited, announcing the appointment of a new Chief Internal Auditor. Changes to the head of internal audit at a regulated financial institution are a mandatory disclosure under exchange rules, as the function is central to risk governance and regulatory compliance. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial (2891) is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary LH Financial Group Public Company Limited, the cash dividend distribution plan for the first half of ROC Year 115 (January–June 2026). The announcement formally records the subsidiary's dividend resolution, which represents a capital return flowing upstream to CTBC Financial as the parent. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is disclosing on behalf of its banking subsidiary CTBC Bank that IBM Taiwan (Taiwan International Business Machines Co., Ltd.) has been commissioned to execute a sub-project under CTBC Bank's ongoing core banking IT modernization program. This filing supplements the original material announcement dated June 7, 2022 (ROC Year 111), providing additional or corrected details on the engagement scope or contract terms. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding's Board of Directors has resolved to approve the company's consolidated financial statements for the first half of fiscal year 2026 (January–June 2026, ROC Year 115). This is a routine regulatory disclosure required under Taiwan securities rules for listed financial holding companies. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) announced on behalf of its banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank Co., Ltd., that the board of directors has resolved to dispose of real estate located in Taoyuan City. Property disposals by a major banking subsidiary can affect asset composition, capital ratios, and realized gains or losses on the holding company's consolidated financials. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding filed a supplementary disclosure on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank (中國信託商業銀行), adding information to a related-party donation case originally announced on January 28, 2026 (ROC Year 115/01/28). Related-party transactions — including charitable or inter-affiliate donations — are subject to regulatory oversight in Taiwan and require timely supplemental correction or elaboration if initial filings are incomplete. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings is filing on behalf of its banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank (中國信託商業銀行), to disclose a related-party donation under Taiwan's material information rules. Related-party transactions — including charitable or affiliated-party donations above regulatory thresholds — require mandatory public disclosure on MOPS. Full details of the donation amount, recipient, and board approval are available in the full filing. (Full body available on MOPS.)
CTBC Financial is disclosing, on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary CTBC Bank, a transfer of credit (loan) assets. Such transactions typically involve the sale or assignment of a loan portfolio to a third party and can affect the bank's balance sheet, risk-weighted assets, and non-performing-loan metrics. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding has announced it will hold its Second Quarter 2026 Institutional Investor Conference on August 18, 2026 (ROC Year 115). This is a routine earnings briefing at which management typically presents quarterly financial results, capital adequacy metrics, and business outlook to institutional investors. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial is disclosing, on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary CTBC Bank (中國信託商業銀行), a transfer (assignment) of credit assets. Such transactions typically involve the sale or assignment of loan receivables or credit facilities to a third party and may affect the bank's balance sheet, asset quality metrics, or capital ratios. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holding (2891) has filed this material disclosure on behalf of its principal banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank, relating to a transfer of credit (loan) assets. Such transactions typically involve the sale or assignment of a loan portfolio — which may represent performing loans, non-performing loans, or receivables — to a third-party acquirer or special-purpose vehicle, and can materially affect the bank's balance sheet, capital ratios, and asset quality metrics. Full body available on MOPS.
CTBC Financial Holdings (2891) filed this material disclosure on behalf of its banking subsidiary, CTBC Bank Co., Ltd., reporting the recognition of right-of-use assets for real estate leased from fellow subsidiary Taiwan Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Under IFRS 16, a significant new lease triggers balance-sheet recognition of both a right-of-use asset and a corresponding lease liability, which must be disclosed once the amount clears TWSE materiality thresholds. This is an intra-group property lease transaction; full financial details are available on MOPS.